The signal suffers an attenuation loss l Received power PR= PT/L Received snr=E,/No, Eb=Pr/Rb Antennas are used to compensate for attenuation loss Capture as much of the signal as possible
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Unit 10 Program Design Text 1 Computer Languages Eⅹ excises 1. Choose the best answer to complete the following sentences hat was represented by long strings zeroes A. machine language B. high-level language C. low-level language D. assembly language
Unit 2 More about Computer Text 1 Guess What It is Let's begin this unit with a riddle. Try to guess what it is? It is like a tv. but it is not It is a calculator but it is more than a calculator It is not so mysterious, but it is powerful and intelligent When you want to send or receive e-mail